User:BoundaryRider

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To Do list[edit]

  • make a list of Qld reptiles

Works in Progress[edit]

Book list (so I don't have to keep typing in the details of my references)[edit]

  • Williams, J.B.; Harden, G.J.; McDonald, W.J.F. (1984). Trees & Shrubs in Rainforests of New South Wales & Southern Queensland (First ed.). Australia: Botany Department, University of New England. p. 141. ISBN 0 85834 555 2.
  • Wrigley, John W.; Fagg, Murray A. (2003). Australian native plants: cultivation, use in landscaping and propagation (Fifth ed.). Australia: Reed New Holland. p. 696. ISBN 1 876334 90 8.

Origin of my User Name[edit]

They say work defines us. The conditions of my recent employment are described succintly in the poem "The Boundary Rider" by Thomas William Heney. I paraphrase thus,

"She rides in a vacant land, and in leagues of Maireana plain,

Seeks day after day for change, and seeks it ever in vain.

In her hands her life each morn as she climbs to her vinyl seat,

Woe to her if she fails..."


P.S. It's not about football.


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